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@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ CONFETTI introduces a new, surprisingly simple, but effective technique, *global
 CONFETTI is a research prototype, but nonetheless, we have had success applying it to fuzz the open-source projects Apache Ant, BCEL and Maven, Google's  Closure Compiler, and Mozilla's Rhino engine.
 
 ## About this artifact
-We provide an artifact of our development and evaluation of CONFETTI that contains all of our code, scripts, dependencies and results in a Virtual Machine image, which we believe will provide a stable reference to allow others to be sure that they can make use of our tool and results in the future. However, we recognize that there is a significant tension between an artifact that is "resuable" and one which is stable. In the context of the rapidly-evolving field of fuzzers, "reusable" is likely best signified by a repository and set of continuous integration workflows that allow other researchers to fork our repository, develop new functionality, and automatically conduct an evaluation. A continuous integration artifact likely has an enormous number of external dependencies that are not possible to capture - such as the provisioning and configuration of the CI server itself. We make our "live" continuous integration artifact available [on GitHub](https://github.com/neu-se/CONFETTI), and have permanently archived our CI workflow and its components [on FigShare](https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.16563776). 
+We provide an artifact of our development and evaluation of CONFETTI that contains all of our code, scripts, dependencies and results in a Virtual Machine image, which we believe will provide a stable reference to allow others to be sure that they can make use of our tool and results in the future. However, we recognize that there is a significant tension between an artifact that is "resuable" and one which is stable. In the context of the rapidly-evolving field of fuzzers, "reusable" is likely best signified by a repository and set of continuous integration workflows that allow other researchers to fork our repository, develop new functionality, and automatically conduct an evaluation. What is most "resuable," unfortuantely is likely not the most stable/reliable approach to ensure the continued access to this service perpetually, due to external dependencies (and hence also provide a fully self-contained VM). We make our "live" continuous integration artifact available [on GitHub](https://github.com/neu-se/CONFETTI), and have permanently archived our CI workflow and its components [on FigShare](https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.16563776). 
 
 Reviewers of this artifact should:
 * Have VirtualBox or VMWare available to run our VM. It requires 4 CPU cores, 32GB RAM, and the disk image is XXX GB.
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 Please feel free to [open an issue on GitHub](https://github.com/neu-se/CONFETTI/issues) if you run into any issues with CONFETTI. For other matters, please direct your emails to [Jonathan Bell](mailto:[email protected]).
 
 ## License
-CONFETTI is released under the BSD 2-clause license.
+CONFETTI is released under the BSD 2-clause license.